Soviet Union and Red China Rival Not Antagonists
An American AP writer assesses that the Soviet Union and China are rivals rather than enemies. It notes competing aims in Mongolia Albania and Southeast Asia, with Moscow backing Mongolia and North Vietnam while China aids Albania and Laos. Both blocs remain aligned against the United States.
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Albania
Adriatic
Italy
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Central Asia
Viet Nam
Laos
North Viet Nam
Indochina
Japan
Theoviet Union
Mediterranean
Tito
Khrushchev
Mao Tze-tung
America
Deva
Enver Hoxha
Communist Party
Hoxha
Red Republic
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Trains Canceled For Prince Philip Sleep
London AP reports a controversy after five early trains were canceled to keep Prince Philip asleep on a royal train near Thorverton Devon while on a youth clubs tour. Labor MPs call for an investigation arguing passenger disruption was unnecessary. Officials defended the move, noting no passenger complaints were logged.
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London
Prince Philip
Labor
Devon
Philip
Thorverton
Van Dyke Elected President of Fairgrounds Tenants Council
Clarence Van Dyke Jr. won the chair at Fairgrounds Community Building election, succeeding Lois Hobbs. Also elected were Henry Brown as assistant chairman, Madeline Wesley secretary, Flora Hynson assistant secretary, and Gracie Towns treasurer. The council serves 350 Fairgrounds units. Van Dyke works as a file supervisor at Philadelphia Naval Ship Yard. Also noted is a NAACP Youth Council debate on Negro history in high school, held in Media with local youth teams and judges. James Boston, 228 Flower St., Chester, a Sacred Heart Hospital patient and district Boy Scout leader, is listed in the same report.
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van Dyke Jr
Harris St
Chester Township
Fairgrounds
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van Dyke
Lois J. Hobbs
Henry Brown
Madeline Wesley
Flora Hynson
Gracie Towns
Philadelphia Naval Ship Yard
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Media Fellowship House
Jackson St
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NAACP
Media Youth Council
Lorretta Somerville
Gail Whitaker
Brenda Adams
Sheila Clark
Alfred Pollit
William Maddox Jr
Waler Robinson
Frank Gordon
Paul Somerville
Alfreda Carson
Chester Branch Naacp
Richard James
Wilbur Johnson
Chester Youth Council
Thaddeus Summers
Media Youth Group
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Diana Lee
James Boston
Flower St
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Sacred Treatt Hospital
St. Daniel’s Methodist Church
William Penn Council of
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Agenda on UN role to open talks at Bled meeting
Officials announced the United Nations role and structure would be among six subjects on the agenda of uncommitted countries meeting in Bled Yugoslavia on September 1. Other topics include colonialism race discrimination disarmament and nuclear test bans coexistence and sovereignty of independent nations.
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Cairo
United Nations
Bled
Yugoslavia
Steel cell guards Osgood State Bank entrance
Osgood Ohio police say a handmade steel cell sits inside the bank entrance to deter robberies. The device has been in place 30 years after three robberies in 14 years, and officials note at least one incident where would be robbers turned away before gaining access.
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Osgood, Ohio
Osgood State Bank
Osgood
Terror Rules Angola in Grim Uprising Dispatch
AP reports from Luanda that the Angolan rebellion has intensified with Portuguese airlifted troops and thousands of casualties. The conflict pits colonial forces against nationalist leaders abroad, amid alleged Communist influence and brutal reprisals.
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Angola
Santa Pombo
Texas
Belgian Congo
Czechoslovakia
Soviet Union
Leopoldville
Cons
Probable Appointment Assailed By Lycoming County Leader
Gov Lawrence intends to name Dean R Fisher to the Liquor Control Board at $15000 per year. Lycoming County Democratic chairman Ambrose Campana protests the move saying he was not consulted and has sent wires to the governor and party leaders. In Jacksonville Florida a pool segregation attempt by three Williamsport lawyers failed due to weather but NAACP backers vow to retry integration.
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Lawrence
Dean R. Fisher
Liquor Control Board
Lycoming County
Ambrose R. Gampana
Qus B. Morse
U.S
William J. Green
Philadelphia
Ite
Campana
Jacksonville
Fla
Fisher
George G. Robinson
Jacksonville Youth Council
National Association For the Advangement of Colored People
Segregation Try Fails in Peru Indian Population
A report notes Peru’s 10.8 million people with about forty percent identifying as pure-blooded Indians whose lives have changed little since the Inca era.
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Peru
Symbolic Rose Payment at 88th Feast of Roses
LANCASTER AP A symbolic rental payment of one red rose was offered Sunday by Zion Lutheran Church in Manheim during the 88th Feast of Roses. The gesture fulfilled a 1772 deed gift from Baron William Stigel, ironmaster and glassmaker, with Mrs. Don Shettel representing the Stigel heirs. Sen Hugh Scott presented the rose.
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Lancaster
Manheim
William Stigel
Don Shettel
Harrisburg
Stigel
Hugh Scott
Pier Berths To Be Doubled For World’s Fair Access
New York AP reports Fair President Robert Moses announced a $3.4 million project to expand the Flushing marina adjoining the fair grounds. Dredging and construction will double pier berths to 430 and add 350 offshore moorings to handle more yacht traffic to the 1964 65 world’s fair.
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New York
Robert Moses
Flushing
It's Season For Hurricanes In 1961 Season Opens
Miami AP notes a new hurricane season begins Thursday with forecasting and warning systems ready for quick action. The period runs to Nov 15, with Anna as the first named hurricane of 1961, followed alphabetically by other names through Wendy.
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Miami
Fla
U.S. Weather Bureau
Anna
Wendy
Refugee Crisis Deepens as Northern Angola Skirmishes Rage
Border area from Noquito Maquela to Zombo lies deserted as villagers flee into exile. South of that zone, civilians are dead or missing. at least 90 native Protestant pastors are unaccounted for. Portuguese hold coastal Luanda fringe, but inland provinces lack defense. martial law covers four districts as 6,000 European women and children evacuate. News quotes a Luanda businessman warning of a chain reaction of reprisals and growing hatred with no clear end.
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Noquito Maquela
Zombo
Luanda
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